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in which you suspect a CPU may have a hardware error but you do
not want to shut down your entire system.
For more information, see the “Excluding a CPU from Performing
Work” section in IRIX Admin: System Configuration and Operation and
the mpadmin(1) man page.
The IRIX 6.5.16 release includes two new options to the cpr
command:
the cpr -w option that allows you to use the attribute file located
in the current working directory (versus $HOME/.cpr).
the cpr-m memory migration option, which allows you to
migrate the checkpointed memory to the location in the system
topology where the restart operation is executing. In addition, a
For more information, see the IRIX Checkpoint and Restart Operation
Guide and the cpr(1) man page.
The IRIX 6.5.16 release adds a CONTENTS action keyword for the
FILE policy of a CPR attribute file. For more information, see the IRIX
Checkpoint and Restart Operation Guide.
The IRIX 6.5.16 release adds two new functions in the Cpuset library
called cpusetMove(3x) and cpusetMoveMigrate(3x). These
Cpuset library routines can be used to move processes between
cpusets and optionally migrate their memory. For more information
on the cpusetMove(3x) and cpusetMoveMigrate(3x) routines, see
Chapter 4, “Using the cpusetMove and cpusetMoveMigrate